Do these slides lock when fully extended?
21880
No. They do not lock. I used them for drawers in my ARE cap on my work truck. They work great for that.
21881
No. these do not lock when extended. They are nice slides. We used ours vertically to make a rolling out spice rack
21882
If you mean do the slides stop at the end of travel, yes they do. You cannot pull the drawer all the way out and have it fall on the floor. At the end of it's travel, you have to squeeze a plastic side clip in on each side to release the drawer and it will then come out. Hope this helps. I used mine vertically to make a rolling out spice rack and it works great.
1756719
Yes. There's a plastic cover that slides down the built-in track and clicks to lock so nothing goes in or out.
492005
Not very easily. The drawers are permanently attached to the slides with six screws. The slides will stay in place.
1655847
It does not lock in the extended length. It expands or contracts as you open or close it
638316
No, they do not lock-they slide open underneath. However, they are very sturdy and very well made. They don't wobble at all and they have never tried to close while they were open. These are the best trays I have ever bought. A little more expensive than the others I have bought, but they are already lasting longer than the old ones! I recommend them.
1702234
Hi Susan, Hi Susan, Yes, those will secure your slides to back of cabinet. But with full extension slides you be much better off if you can figure a way to secure the slides to the cabinet walls rather than putting all the leveraged weight on those brackets. If you can fill in space between cabinet wall and face frame with strips of plywood. You can run the up and down at screw holes on slide or horizontal for single drawer installation. It's cheaper too! Good luck.
1901774
Yes, the extension piece slide to adjust and is not connect the other piece. you could add just the extension piece to the end of the other extension piece to extend even longer.
2206953
No they dont 'lock' but they also dont move. They are thick rubber attachments that just slide onto the metal frame. I have never had one fall off, its a very secure fit. Its plastic so that the tip of the attachment doesn't scratch the bike.
1531807
No, there is no latching mechanism. The self-closing feature is dependent on a very slicht slope at the ent of the sliders.
2243868
If the slides are in plastic mounts, there should be two round points where you can apply pressure and "pop" the weak heat bonds applied at these points to "lock" the slides in place. With cardboard mounts, I use a razor blade to start peeling the cardboard layers apart, which releases the slide. Either way, the old mounts will be destroyed and need to be replaced.
825473
Yes. Push slider on button towards top and it locks. You can leave it as long as you like. Works great.
2077800
Did not have that problem. The set was a gift but she says all works fine. Might check to see if you are pushing them down far or hard enough to actually lock. Good luck!
1703294
Ok, These are 18" slides... So I am not understanding the "12" length prior to slinding out" part... But, that doesn't matter if you are locked on thickness. The thickness of these slides won't work for you though if they must be 1/4 inch each side. These slides closed are approx a 1/2 wide each. So for the pair, they are an inch wide.
1524591
I haven't had that problem. They are ball bearing type and I installed them in a large drawer for pots and pans. Operate smoothly and a major upgrade from the cabinet manufacturers slides.
434816
They do lock slightly when extended fully in or out. But nothing in between. However the rollers are not loose to where it just slides around. I have never head issues with the tray moving when i type at whatever amount it is extended out. :-) I am happy with it.
1284829
They do not lock, but they are heavy duty enough, that you can move them easily without collapsing them.
768320
It does not lock, it just slides, one half inside the other. So you do not want to pull on one end to move it, but it is easy to just grab it from the side.